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A beautiful vintage Indian devotional colour print titled “KESORE BESHEY SRIRADHA”, portraying an intimate and graceful scene of Radha and Krishna within an elegant garden setting.
The composition shows Krishna seated at Radha’s feet, offering a flower while gazing upward toward her. Radha is richly adorned in traditional jewellery and drapery, surrounded by flowering plants, statuary, architectural elements and a peacock. The refined garden setting and delicate expressions create a romantic and devotional atmosphere associated with the timeless imagery of Radha–Krishna bhakti.
The lower margin retains valuable original publication details, including the printed title and historic Calcutta references.
Product Details
Printed Title: KESORE BESHEY SRIRADHA
Subject: Radha & Krishna
Theme: Indian Devotional / Vaishnava Art
Type: Vintage Indian Colour Print
Published by: Art Framing Co.
Address: 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta
Printing Credit: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta
Original Bengali inscriptions present
Original English title and publishing details retained
Presented in an old black wooden frame
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with age-related toning, staining, creasing and paper wear visible in the photographs
Description
This charming devotional artwork captures the poetic relationship between Radha and Krishna, one of the most celebrated themes in Indian religious and romantic art.
The carefully composed garden scene is rich with visual symbolism—flowers, a peacock, classical statuary and lush vegetation surround the central figures, while Krishna’s gesture toward Radha adds tenderness and narrative depth to the composition.
The survival of its original printed title, Bengali text, publisher information and Calcutta press credit adds considerable historical interest, making the piece suitable not only as devotional décor but also for collections focused on vintage Indian print culture.
Collector’s Note
Original publisher information reading Art Framing Co., together with Gaya Art Press, Calcutta and the printed 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta address, gives this example a strong period identity. The visible ageing and staining are part of its genuine vintage character and should be clearly shown in the listing photographs.
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